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Shingrix and peripheral neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Mar 12 1:36pm | Replies (530)

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@helennicola

Hi Hank, that is great that Linda has been cancer free, just wish she’d get more relief from her neuropathy. I had read your previous post about Haelan; that looks to be a fermented soy beveridge and is quite expensive. Have you considered buying miso paste and making your own broth for a fraction of the cost? I know that all fermented foods are very beneficial for your health (sauerkraut, kimchi, etc) Just a thought. Helen

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@helennicola
Linda had 5 outbreaks in a row from 2011 to 2015. When she told the oncologist she was refusing any further treatment, she was told to expect to continue having new cancers break out regularly. She started Haelan in Sept. 2015, right after the last lump appeared. Since then there have been no new cancers. She last saw her oncologist about 2 years ago. She does regular self searches for lumps, but to be honest, she's not really too worried about finding anything at this point.

Helen, I hear you about fermented soy. Yup, it's very good for you. Haelan however is something different in some significant ways, based on how it is made. It has been developed to have a number of properties that ordinary fermented soy foods do not have.

It effectively fights all cancer everywhere in the body. I have access to a zillion scientific articles about it which I am glad to share. If anyone is interested in further info about it, they can contact me.

Best, Hank